... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —Permit me to bring under your notice the fol. lowing c»«e peraecution for cooecieuce' eeke, which jiut occurred—not in Spain nor in Sweden, hot in thie, oar much reacted liberal and Evangelical town—A young lady ...

... that if they were now advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern jrotentates, having no issue of their ...

... TIIE SICK WHIGS. The whip are very Their friemla h tee not yet teal farewell of them, but it is known that urn is a shy hod and smut lot mesh TM sigha of their psis mikes their 155 forbeiriag; see todolpd in et a loagar ; why distort asgsetwassly s v ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HURTHERIf WHIG. Sir,— With reference the fire ia Bedford Street oo Thursday night last, I observe letter signed ** J. B. Ralston A Co./’in yoor pnblioatioa of to day, whieta ss> serte that they were not the oooopants of the fist on ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —As you always felt interest in the extension of science and literature, it may be pleasing to you to learn that Carrickfergus, solely through the agency of our society, occupies the first post of honourable d ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I must confess that, in common with every Unitarian with whom I have spoken the subject, I was perfectly ast ...

... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. In the estimates for 1861 under the head of Civil Contingencies, page 8, we find £512 16s. paid by the Government out of the public monies the cost of Lord Brougham's patent, extending his peerage to bis brother William and ...

... THE NORTHEEtf WHIG, BELFAST, Situations »sanua. WANTED, SITUATION BY A YOUNG Mfta, who tbo Grocery Trade in all ita branches* Would have objection travel collect aeoounta for any reeoectable House. Reference and security will found satisfactory.—Letters ...

... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Since we last alluded to this subject the Dublin Committee have held weekly meetings, the results of which have been duly chronicled from time to time in columns. Beyond discussing the question in its V&Hous phases, however, ...

... TO THE KDITOB OF THE WHIG, Sib, —Aware of your anxiety all times for any information that may benefit the community at large, I tend you a return of the number of Irish acres of the several crops grown in certain district of country for the last four ...

... TO THE EDITOR Of THE VOBTHERN WHIG. Sir,-—ln this day’* paper there appears letter signed Inquirer,” calling me for answers several queries which are dovetailed into each other roughly as if hedge carpenter bad handled the tools on the occasion. The writer ...

... upon. The result has justified our warnings. In the late division-avowedly a party one, and upon which the predominance of Whigs or Tories in the coun- cils of the crown confessedly was staked-three-fourths of the Irish members voted against Lord Palmerston ...